for distribution to persons requir- A REAL ‘MUD PACK’—NOT FOR BEAUTY! ing clothing Immediately. Chambers of commerce In various GOP LAUNCHES ROOD RELIEF Valley cities have been supplying Red Cross flour to needy families throughout the section for some CAMPAIGN FOR WORK BEGUN Lime, it was stated. CITY CASH Church Worker Die* CORSICANA, Oct. 7. (Ah—The FARMERS’ VOTE BY REDCROSS names of “Abe and Louisa"’ Mulkey, GROCERY widely known throughout the south- j 1130 S. E. Washington St. Phone 1281 CHICAGO, Oct. 7. (*V-With Just (Special to The Herald) west as Methodist evangelists, today- had become a memory with the — Are Low one month pf left to McALLEN. Oct. 7—Red Cross only All Fresh Stock Our Prices campaigning of Mrs. Louisa Mulkey. 7t<. go, republican leaders have passing put their chapters of Starr and Hidalgo coun- widow of the late Rev. Abe IfuHcey. “big guns” to work on the prairies ties are now actively engaged in a Mrs. Mulkey died last night at her of the midwest. program of flood relief work In all home here, after an illness of eight — Real The years. It was principally through Real Bargains leading speakers of the areas affected the September Specials party, by her efforts and those of her hus- seven of Including members of Pres. and October floods the Rio Mathcxiist r band that the Orpha we a few of our many for Hoover s Below quote bargains have been assign- Grande river, It was announced here age at Waco was established. cabinet^ Oct. 8th and 1932: ed to the conquest of the farmer today. Saturday and Monday, 10th, vote. Working with them are no less The American Red Cross his PioneerVSon Die* than a score of nationally known shipped supplies of flour and other VAN AL8TYNE, Oct. 7.—Texas pioneer Speak L. R. Brooks of Rio Grande City- ...3c for whom the town of RICE heads the Starr chapter, McKlin.*y And the president county and Collin were lamtd. himself, Just while C. O. Rockwell of McAllen is county back in died last night. McKinney had b**en Washington from his open- overseeing work of the Hidalgo a of the Methodist chu-cn ing campaign speech in agricultural county organization. member French r* 60 years and for 40 years was a J Iowa, lias been scheduled lor at Geo. E. Smith of San Antonio, steward of the Van Alstyne Meth- least one d perhaps two more field director for the American Red i6-oz.pc odist church. Funeral services were bread Loaf, speeches in the central Cross and expert In flood relief states. set for Saturday. Campaign directors at national work, has arrived here to oversee headquarters here said the and assist in the work and n today PLANE PASSENGERS drive for votes will be continued such further requisitions as may be f f e Canned, with gathering until elec- needed. He came to the Valley un- American Airways had as passen- intensity in afternoon. tion day in every doubtful middle der direction of F. A. Winfrey of St. gers coming Thursday 16-OZ. Can Pc wtsi state. Louis, Mo., acting district director Gerald Dempsey from Los Angeles Homing and Miss Grace San An- Sec. of the Interior Ray Lyman of Red Cross relief work in the Holt from of mud baths were given, tout liti#e beauty came out of them, when the first and second semes- :omo. C. L. left for San Wilbur, It was announced, will Join Plenty southwest. Feagan ter in Los Junior met in their annual on the The at the bot- Antonio on the northbound next week with the host of republi- boys Angeles College tangle campus. youth A large number of families have plane. can orators already afield. Starting tom of the pile on the left seems to be getting more than his fair share of the ooze, although there was received assistance through the local Pan American passengers Friday with an address at Cincinnati next enough for all. chapters and many persons maroon- morning were Will Roeers. Gerald ed water w**re and Miss Grace Holt lot N.n?c.„,,,.5c Monday, Wilbur will make 12 temporarily by high Dempsey CORN speeches the 11 supplied with necessities while tne Mexico City. Coming In Thursday during next days in the balance of economic life Is wise measures of regulation such Ohio, Illi ^is, Michigan and Iowa. floods were at their height. In addi- afternoon were George Kraigher, thrown out of order. It ts a as will this from Small Site w Already embarked on rigorous proper bring purchasing power tion, shipments of cotton goods aviator, and Louis Swed points tours are Sec. of War Hurley, Sec. F. D. NOTICES concern of the government to use1 back to normal.** have been sent here from Houston in Mexico. of Agriculture Hyde, Sec. of Treas- 5c ury Mills, and Asst. Sec. of Naty MILK a-a :zz Janncke—all in pursuit of the farm vote. Sec. of Comerce Chapin and THAT 16c Sec. of HOOVER *••••• Labor Doak will Join them M|a 6 Lbs. In the midwest within another fort- Angel 12 Lbs. , 28c night. r IA11P ,m,.. 24 Lbs 50c Vice Pres. Charles Curtis, speak- 1 lUlir Food ing today at Fargo, N. D., likewise IS LINING UP haa edurnssed many agricuLural audiences and his sister, Mrs. Dolly ALBANY. N Y, Oct. 7— Gann, begin.* next week another Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt is ex- swing through the midwest. pected to confer today with former Sen. James A. Reed of Missouri. 21c Cal Plea BUTTER Begins here B... Mr. Reed is coming before heading into the mid-west, where Just as Pres. Hoover’s Des Moines, he is expected to reply to ’’res. la., appearance served as the start- Hoover's recent speech at Des ing gun of the republican drive in Moines. The governor himself re- the middle west, campaign directors and Beans c^TSt.... 5c plied to the speech yesterday in a Pork said, so will be Calvin Coolidges radio address In hlch he accused radio address next Tuesday night the republicans of carrying on a be the formal opening wedge in ihe east. •pork barrel" campaign In their proposals for the fanners. Mr. Hoover, busy with affairs at Vermicelli & Cut Macaroni B.L,b..... 5c Washington but conferring often F. D. Takes Rest by long distance telephone with Mr. Roosevelt will go late today party leaden, here, probably will to his home at Hyde Park for a make his only eastern address at week-end of rest. He will .hen re- Juice Can ... .4Hc Boston late ; the campaign. It nar, turn here for another week before Grapefruit | been Indicated, and also will Jour- starting his swing into the south- west to or and states. ney Minneapolis Cleve- ern border _ 1 Sliced, land, or perhaps both. In a speech to luncheon meet- I 8-o«- Can Q ings of the Roosevelt Business and PeaChCS _ .... va- 1 , Professional Men’s league In rious parts of the country, Mr _ WEATHER1 Roosevelt yesterday afternoon said Nice and Firm. i was to find Pres. *7 C ■- _ lie “happy” Hoo- ^ I ver “has come to agree with me” Lettuce For East Texas: Fair and warm- that business reoovery depends up- er Friday night; Saturday partly on the restoration of "prosperity to cloudy; wanner In northeast por- our agricultural Interests, ruir cat- Canned, No. 2 tion. le interests, our mining Interests.” Can... I Light to fresh southerly winds on "This dextrine,” Roosevelt said, the coast. "I have been preaching ever since the day I was nominated, and I am RIVER FORECAST happy that the president finally a ir Aside from moderate rise at has come Annie Butter to agree with me on this Laredo there will be no material point when he says: __1 else In the river change anywhere “'Every thinking citizen knows the next 24 to 48 hours, ex- during that the farmer, the worker and cept no change in the lower Val- the business man are in the same 10c for at least a week. Com Meal KT*. ley boat, Flood Present 24-Hr 2<-Hr and must all come ashore together’.” 8Ug<- Stage Chang Rain | _ <■ Eagle Pass IB 17.9 -rl.7 .00 "We have had an excellent ex- Canned, Pie, 1 27 12.4 +3.0 .00 said ^p I Laredo ample recently,” Mr. Roose- Peaches wo. 2*;« can x Rio Grande 21 21.2 0.0 .00 velt, "of belated promises address- j __ i Hidalgo 22 23 4 -0.6 .00 ed specifically to a group in the Mercedes 20 21.7 0.0 .00 hope that with some new tem- 18 18.2 0.0 .00 Brownsville porary expedient, suggested a I !•!»• • •• month before election, the minds Oof le® ?00% Pum- !• TIDE TABLE I of farmers may be turned and low tide at Pt. Isabel away High from the grim fact of a consistent- Saturday under normal meteor- , Good Six*. ly unfriendly attitude on the part "I ological conditions: of the administration over many P« Dozen Sc 1 High . 1:21 a. m. years." ApP*eS Low .. 5:19 p. m. 1 York Barn-1' Nice, White, < MISCELLANEOUS DATA The governor said "this type of . 6:10 to Lb»-for Sc Sunset today campaigning, which might be call- Potatoes 1 ° 1 6unrise tomorrow . 6:26 ed a ‘pork barrel’ campaign, is not 1 my of the notion what country’ _ SUMMARY Brand, WEATHER needs in a time like this.” .M, Eagle 1 was fair to The weather mostly He called for “economic inter- 1 the this 0C clear throughout country change’’ with ether nations and and unstttled morning except cloudy urged the regulation and planning Northwest where some In the far of industrial production, saying: cation occurred also prod pi during “Whenever income In anv great For the last 24 hours. Temperatures Vienna . yroup in the population becomes ro Sausage have risen practi:ally throughout the I disproportionate as to drv up pur- half of the country this touthem chasing power within any one group. morning, and fallen again In the C^Ttal, far northwest where readings were 10 ... rather low In places. Corns All Gone Soap — BULLETIN Rig And Small (First figures, lowest tempera- 1 Lb Can ture last night; second, highest Radox Took Them Coffee yesterday; thirc.. * In v orhy u 8am; fourth, precipitation in Roots And All the last 24 houra — Queen, 52 80 10 .00 Abilene . In England thev have a sensible Olives Qu,rt . 54 84 12 .00 easv wav to get “i of corns in ..—— Amarillo just mb— ...... 54 .. GO a Atlanta . 42 few days—a joyous invigorating A us* in 50 76 .. .00 foe bath every night for 3 or 4 Boston 52 76 12 .00 nights—lift out the corn—out to 63 74 .. BROWNSVILLE .. .00 stay. Ask— HAM lb.25c .. BOILED, Br’vtlle airport .... 56 76 .00 Calgury . 24 32 12 .18 McKAY’S PHARMACY Chicago . 46 56 10 .00 Cleveland 42 48 20 .uQ or any drugstore for a package of Radox, 2 sizes 45c and 85c. BACON ssia. ■>.. 15c .. Hard Corpus Christ: .... 64 68 .00 corns—soft corns -callouses—hard pfilm* . 50 72 12 .00 skin on heels and toes—it's all the Del Rio . 50 76 .. .00 same to have .. 00 Radox—you’ll new, |)enver . 42 82 strong, flawless feet a week from lb.15c POdge City ...... 56 84 14 .00 CHEESE, Yellow, now—ask for Radox and Cl paso . 54 76 .. .00 enjoy walking—dancing—Adv. fort Smith . 44 68 12 .00 32 50 .. .10 ■‘fit"* . Mexican Chile lb... 10c Houston . 38 82 14 .00 Sausage, 38 82 14 .00 Huron . INSURANCE 48 68 10 00 Wfiu! Jacksonville.... loo BONDS Radio much,tkatj g»nmL* City. 50 66 .. 00 Chesterfield Prf^ram § " Sliced, lb....16c .. BACON, pos Angeles. 60 70 .00 Every night except Sunday, Co- 54 .. .00 Gouts villa ...... 40 W. B. CLINT lumbia coast-to-coast Network. Turkish tobacco is to cigarettes what seasoning is to food. You .. .00 Memphis ...... 46 58 66 86 10 .00 Phone € giaoii . don't want too much seasoning in food. Or in a cigarette. But you lb.12c .. VIENERS, •few Orleans . 54 62 .GO •forth Platt . 42 84 12 .00 do want 50 74 12 .00 enough! jklahoma City .... . 5c 70 00 WOOD MMtine and DODD Chesterfield uses the amount of Turkish tobacco. Not 48 62 12 .00 jUS» right Pensacola . INSURANCE 94 10 .00 Phoenix . 64 53 66 12 .00 BONDS CITY CASH Port Arthur SURETY 46 78 .. .00 loswell . Thones 100 101 42 56 12 .00 It. Louis . Brownsville . 42 68 .. 00 ft. Paul Spivey • Kowalski Building fait Lake City. 56 78 .. 00 54 76 .. .00 fan Antonio .. GROCERY 38 68 .. .00 janta Fe ...... 74 .. .01 Ifceridan .. 34 44 60 12 .00 Jhrsveport . J. R. 50 66 18 .00 GUERRA, Prop. Tampa . 44 10 ficksburg . 22 22 Brownsville, Texas 42 56 .. .08 Washington . 30 48 .. .02 IVilliston . . 12 Wilmington H 22 22 I, \ I »0 76 .. JVinnemucca ......